Supercommunity Liaisons
Training Front-Line Liaisons: Building Resilient Municipalities and Protecting Vulnerable Communities.
Be the change
Empowering Supercommunity Liaisons in every village, town, municipality and city district.
Liaisons are your community's superpower. They are the untapped grassroots organizers that connect and collaborate, NOT compete with existing emergency and social services.
Liaisons enhance municipal capacity with a grassroots network that connects vulnerable citizens with preregistered, telehealth-forward-triage. Emergency services operate more effeciently, recovery costs are reduced, and communities emerge stronger and more resilient for everyone.
Liaisons are networked across BC and meet monthly for support and professional development.
Step 1: Community Crisis Needs Assessment
- Promoting women: Look to the women who lead with heart and adjust with data using the Collaborative Leadership Assessment.
- Community Crisis Needs Assessment identifies survival gaps in connectivity and support for vulnerable citizens.
- Map intersecting community systems operating with conflicting organizational mandates during volitile situations.
- Understanding the Liaison scope of practice and boundaries between influence and authority.
Step 2: Preparing for Telehealth
- Utilize Knetic Advisors HPOA Privacy Assessment to map security flaws in your IT and Cybersecurity systems.
- Liaisons train in our TeleCare Clinic using JaneAPP to learn healthcare workflows, privacy regulations, data collection and patient communications.
- Recruit physicians and allied professionals who will provide PMH for your community using telehealth and quarterly in-person visits.
- Train for citizen/patient intake processes.
Step 3: Community Engagement
- Presentation 1: Vulnerable Citizen Crisis Management Report with critical findings and resource gaps.
- Presentation 2: Vulnerable Citizen Crisis Plan providing clear recommendations for vulnerable citizen resource allocation and long-term telehealth adoption.
- Begin Community Engagement with governing agencies, emergency providers, social services and the public.
- Citizen/patient intake begins.
Step 4: Supercommunity Membership
- Registration provides Liaisons with One Year Membership to "Supercommunity Liaisons".
- Monthly Zoom Meetings ensure Liaisons stay connected to support one another during a crisis intervention.
- Quarterly Community Reviews identify obstacles early to pivot strategies in context.
- Quarterly Professional Development seminars to keep Liaisons engaged and delivering peak results.
Let's talk, We'd love to hear from you!
BE THE CHANGE